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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 8 MIN

My Science List is Weirder Than Yours (Season 5: Episode 9)

from Science Research Weekly · host Mark R Williamson

Hello and welcome to Science Research Weekly. Get ready for the dangers of cold weather on cardiovascular health, new amphipods aplenty, a list of habitable rocky exoplanet, pico-satellite concepts, mitochondrial flickers, toxin-antidotesystems in vertebrates, and using science to find the best decaf coffee. Science On.References: Cardiovascular disease mortality attributable to monthly non-optimal temperature in the united states: a county-level analysisNew deep-sea Amphipoda from the Clarion-Clipperton Zone: 24 new species described under the Sustainable Seabed Knowledge Initiative: One Thousand Reasons campaignBiodiversity boost: 24 new deep-sea species discovered in major Pacific researchProbing the limits of habitability: a catalogue of rocky exoplanets in the habitable zoneText embedding models yield detailed conceptual knowledge maps derived from short multiple-choice quizzesThousands of pico-satellites may transform how phones connect to spaceDynamical Systems in Cosmology: Reviewing An Alternative ApproachMassive star clusters detected by JWST as natural birth places to form intermediate-mass black holesBeyond Pulsing Dyes: Are Flickers the Language of the MitochondrialNetwork? The morphotype approach to classification of aerial animals in radar data A Vertebrate Toxin-Antidote System That Sabotages Mouse EmbryogenesisDigital Biology with R: Advanced Bioinformatics, Predictive Modeling, and Time Series Analysis for Modern Life ScienceUsing science to find the best decafR Packages:Ixsurface: Interactive 3D Surface Plots for Multi-Factor Interaction Visualizationlongitree: Decision Tree Analysis for Longitudinal Measurement DataggforestplotR: Publication-Ready Forest Plots with 'ggplot2'ksformat: 'SAS'-Style 'PROC FORMAT' for Rstopmotion: Build Stop Motion Animations from Image Sequencessubtools: Read and Manipulate Video Subtitlestaxodist: Taxonomic Distance and Phylogenetic Lineage ComputationCardiovascular diseasemortality attributable to monthly non-optimal temperature in the united states:a county-level analysisNew deep-sea Amphipodafrom the Clarion-Clipperton Zone: 24 new species described under theSustainable Seabed Knowledge Initiative: One Thousand Reasons campaignBiodiversity boost: 24new deep-sea species discovered in major Pacific researchProbing the limits ofhabitability: a catalogue of rocky exoplanets in the habitable zoneText embedding modelsyield detailed conceptual knowledge maps derived from short multiple-choicequizzesThousands ofpico-satellites may transform how phones connect to spaceDynamical Systems inCosmology: Reviewing An Alternative ApproachMassive star clustersdetected by JWST as natural birth places to form intermediate-mass black holesBeyond Pulsing Dyes: AreFlickers the Language of the MitochondrialNetwork? The morphotype approachto classification of aerial animals in radar data A VertebrateToxin-Antidote System That Sabotages Mouse EmbryogenesisDigital Biology with R:Advanced Bioinformatics, Predictive Modeling, and Time Series Analysis forModern Life ScienceUsing science to findthe best decaf

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